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airBaltic prepares for expansion after covid and geopolitical challenges

05.01.2023 Ogres

Latvian national airBaltic airline reports that in efforts to continue expansion and thanks to the gradual recovery of the aviation industry the airline…

Latvian minister stresses that opinions of businessmen are important for sea port reform

05.01.2023 Ogres

Before the meeting with representatives of Latvian sea ports and sea port-based businesses scheduled for Friday, the 6th of January, Minister of Transport…

December’s loan shock fails to halt Latvia’s housing market

04.01.2023 Ogres

In the last couple of months the housing market situation has been akin to a movie at half speed, said Latio market analyst…

Latvia reports smallest number of new registered businesses since 2004

04.01.2023 Ogres

In 2022 there were 8 826 new businesses registered in Latvia, which is 4.3% fewer when compared with 2021. This is also the…

Latvian Minister of Transport orders to deal with Rail Baltica’s problems

03.01.2023 Ogres

On Tuesday, the 3rd of January, Latvia’s Minister of Transport Jānis Vitenbergs met with the leadership of RB Rail JSC and European Railway…

Latvenergo sends aid to maintain Ukraine’s energy infrastructure

02.01.2023 Ogres

Latvian state enterprise Latvenergo reports that on Friday, the 30th of December, a three-phase 110 kV transformer was delivered to Ukraine. It will…

Latvia among leaders in Europe when it comes to reducing gas consumption

30.12.202230.12.2022 Ogres

Latvia is one of the leaders in the European Union (EU) when it comes to reducing gas consumption, as reported by LTV programme…

Gas to be supplied to Latvia entirely from LNG terminals

30.12.202230.12.2022 Ogres

Latvia’s unified natural gas transmission and storage operator Conexus Baltic Grid JSC (Conexus) reports: Latvia’s gas supplies will not be affected by the…

Unemployment level in Latvia may reach 7-8% in 2023

29.12.2022 Ogres

The unemployment level may reach 7-8% in Latvia next year, according to analysts of various banks. Swedbank’s acting senior economist Agnese Buceniece says…

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